The word enjoy functions as a multifaceted term in literature, capturing everything from defiant liberation to the pursuit of everyday pleasure. Authors deploy it to signify not only the relish of bodily or sensual delights, as in moments of unburdened self-indulgence ([1], [2]), but also to evoke deeper, often spiritual experiences, such as the joy of being among angels or achieving inner peace ([3], [4]). At times, it conveys an ironic twist on societal privileges or the bittersweet nature of experience, echoing through political or satirical reflections ([5], [6]). Even in expressions of restrained or conflicted sentiment, enjoy marks an assertion of agency—a way for characters to claim moments of happiness amid life’s challenges ([7], [8]).